Colloidal gold staining

For proper identification of the proteins of interest in a blot, immunodetected proteins must be compared to the total protein pattern of the gel. This requires the indiscriminate staining of all the proteins in the blot. Colloidal gold stain is... [Pg.152]

Colloidal gold staining Measures the adhesion number ... [Pg.170]

Colloidal gold staining has been introduced by Park [24] for studying the adhesion number. The polymer in a form of strips is incubated with colloidal gold-... [Pg.175]

Other in vitro methods include the determination of the weight needed to break the adhesion [41], the fluorescent probe [35], the flow channel [42], mechanical spectroscopy [43], the falling film [44], colloidal gold staining [45], viscometiy [46], the thumb test [47], the adhesion number [47], and electrical conductance [47]. [Pg.204]

Colloidal Gold Staining and Immunoprobing on the Same Western Blot... [Pg.217]

Egger, D. and Bienz, K. (1987) Colloidal gold staining and immunoprobing of proteins on the same nitrocellulose blot. Anal Biochem 166,413—417... [Pg.222]

Colloidal Gold Staining and Immunodetection in 2D Protein Mapping... [Pg.237]

The colloidal gold stain is the most sensitive membrane stain described here. As an alternative to commercially available colloidal gold stains, Moeremans et al. (1985) describe methods for preparing gold and iron solutions. [Pg.204]

Park, K. A new approach to study mucoadhesion colloidal gold staining. Int. J. Pharm. 1989, 53, 209-217. [Pg.1181]

Additional in vitro methods include adhesion weight, fluorescent probe, " flow channel,mechanical spectroscopic, falling film, colloidal gold staining, viscometric method, thumb test, ... [Pg.2668]

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